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Glaxo Smith Kline: The three little pigs

Glaxo Smith Kline: The three little pigs
Your rating: None Average: 6.4 (19 votes)

Don't let one risk hide another.

Advertising Agency: Air, Brussels, Belgium
Creative Director: Michel Vandyk
Art Directors: Anthony Hirschfeld, Nam Simonis
Copywriters: Nam Simonis, Anthony Hirschfeld
Photographer: Paul Ruigrok
Published: September 2007

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Dreamigator's picture 432 pencils

funny. good visual. I like the story line.

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crump's picture 271 pencils

Kind of a stretch, and all those bacterial names kill the copy.

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seventysixer76's picture 105 pencils

The only risk in this ad: the invisibility of the logo.

Thanks to the title I knew which brand this is for.

PS: Oh yeah. The campaign is bad.

Guest's picture

Lots of never-heard words in the copy. Who is the target group? Scientist/doctor/parents?
SP? NTHi? What? (@_@)

ivan's picture

When you got the disease, you know them.

ki's picture 102 pencils

weird!

anthonyanthony's picture 9 pencils

the target is : scientist/doctor and parents

Babi's picture 158 pencils

I really like the visual, it is funny and attractive.
but I agree that the message is a bit scientist. However, it is difficult to "sell" and this campaign does it very well

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Suborna Senjutee Tushee's picture 2 pencils

In our country, this types of visiual cant attract our parents. And i agree, all those bacterial names kill the copy.

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